there were new details this morning as to what happened 19- year-old college student was found dead in fairfax county. >> police are hoping a surveillance video will lead to new break in the case. another set back in the gulf, a new leak has turned up with the device that's capping the spill. good morning everybody. it's thursday july 15th, 2010. thank you for waking up with fox 5 morning news. >> first up this morning a traffic alert for you on this thursday morning as we head to bethesda and take a look to

some trees that are down. crews out there now cutting them up and clearing up the mess. op lanes at mass ave are closed between little park avenue and baltimore avenue. be aware of that. we'll let you know when things clear up there. >> we've had a couple of days of rain and storm that's caused some of that. >> maybe weaken the ground. >> are we going to get a little bit of the break today? from the rain, yeah. it's going to be warmer today than it has the couple of days. let's take a look at what's going on right now. i think our morning is getting off to pleasant start, we don't have as much humidity as moisture in the air. humidity level at 74%, remember it was at 90% at one point yesterday morning and then dropped down to about 80%. 74% is improvement. 76 degrees is your temperature. barometric pressure on the rise when things begin to calm down

around here. radar composite for the region, there is your precipitation and cloud cover, there it goes, bye bye, it's off the coast. we've got mostly clear skies out there this morning. we'll see a lot of sunshine for today. so your day planner looks like this, expect a day where instead of the upper 80s to 90s our temperatures move into the mid 90s. it will be hot and there will be sunshine. if you're going out there for an extended peer be sure to wear sunscreen and protect the little ones as well. good morning to you guys, if you are making that trip around the beltway, typical slow starting to form. behind me the trip south on 270, that where we have the delays because accident blocking the left lane. so already a slow start to your commute. mass pass avenue and montgomery county still tied up to a tree

-- due to a tree down. they're in the process of chopping up that tree and getting it out of your way. on route 4, that's where the have the stalled car blocking the right lane. also julie police investigating a deadly early morning accident at an construction area off beltway, it's about 12:30 this morning. maryland state police a dump struck driver was standing on his truck reachen to get something when another defer truck backed up hit the truck's other door and crushed the victim. in d.c. police are investigating a deadly shooting, the sick one this month in the same neighborhood. a man was found shot to death last nigh. police have not released the victim's name and have not made any arrests at this point. it was less than two weeks ago when college freshman and former capitol hill hopkins was shot and killed. a man was arrested in connection with that shooting. police investigating the murder of northern virginia

teenager are now looking over some possible new clues. she was found dead in her car more than two weeks ago. the car was at the fairfax plaza shopping center at about 3:00. a few minutes later she updated her facebook page to say she landed work. call me fran dresser, i'm a nanny. she was found dead behind the wheel just ten minutes after that. >> the day she died she was interviewing with a family that mutual friend of hours had suggested that she had -- our friend had nannied for her before. i helped her with craig's list because that's how i found my job. >> she received several e-mail responses to the ad. police are not commenting on whether it's something they're investigating. a cab driver accused of sexually assaulting a passenger. an arrest warrant has been warn

-- an arrest warrant has been out there. he attacked her in the back of her cab after he picked her up in silver springs. he worked for regency cab company. he has since been fired from his job. maryland state police have issued a silver alert for a man. he's 72 years old. police say he has condition medical issues. he is white, about 6-3. 270 pounds. last seen leaving his home at 4:00 p.m. tuesday. if you have any information call the sheriff's department. virginia attorney general is showing support for arizona's controversial crack down on illegal immigrants. yesterday a legal brief was filed on behalf of virginia and eight other states backing that law. that law in arizona allows police and other law enforcement to inquire about a person's immigration status

when they're being questioned for other reasons if they believe that person has been in here -- it beefs up what they believe is lack of federal enforcement of immigration laws. it's designed to stop the oil of dumping into the oil. bp says it has detected a leak in one of the lines that can tunnel the oil up to a ship. no word yet on how the leak might affect the timing of the operation. biologists that say the oil has hit louisiana's largest sea bird nesting area, raccoon island. that number could be significantly under estimated the -- duns of pell cans were spotted covered in oil. brown pell cans were taken off the endangered species list last year. it's 6:06 now. coming up next an incredible

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american idol fans here is your chance to go see your favorite on stage. the concert is coming up for you. july 23rd is the day you have to correctly answer the trivia question that we are showing you. the question is, which american idol just got married last weekend? to enter go to our website. and make sure you get your entry in before 10:00 this morning. all the contest clues are online as well. you must be 18 to enter. we will pick five winners and you'll each get a pair of tickets. >> that's a pretty good deal. >> free tickets with all those people. good line up. all right, sir. what about good weather for the next day or so? >> you know, it depends on what

you like. it's gong to be -- it's going to be fine. it will be hot. it's the middle of summertime. our temperatures will be above normal. we're going to start with your weather headlines for today. temperatures do move back into the 90s after a few days into the 80s, well into the 90s. less humid today than it was yesterday. it's a trade off. less humid, it will be warmer. it's not going to drop our temperatures a whole lot. could bring showers and thunderstorms. that's what we -- let's take a look at current temperaturess with -- as we dropped off again a little bit. 75 degrees in the district. they've dropped off there. 72 degrees in quantic, 72 in baltimore. winchester, virginia is 72

degrees. you'll note to the south and east our dew point is very uncomfortable, 72 for dew point in east ton. we've got very warm dew points there, those of you who say it's a little less humid, the you're off to east if you step outside you're going to go he's crazy. it's the same as it was. we've got cooler dew points. and that's what's working its way in here. that's going to continue to happen during the course of morning hours that will drop your humidity somewhat. let's go back to the graphic satellite radar composite. we're between two systems. the system that brought us the rain pushing offshore now. the lingering rain that we had in southern maryland portions of virginia that's gone out to the west that's a cold front that i told you about. that's going to move through here but not until late friday during the day saturday that's when eel see showers and thunderstorms. for today though dry, sunny

skies. but it's a trade off. 94 degrees for your high instead of 88 or 89 degrees. for your five-day forecast tomorrow another hot day, humidity builds back in. 95 degrees saturday some scattered thunderstorms if possible. maybe likely. 92. sunday quiet. 91 monday still in the low 90s. that's what's happening with the weather. now here is julie wright with update in traffic. julie. >> we're checking out that commute around town. so again make notice they are in the process of chopping up the tree and removing the pieces, until that happens mass avenue closed in bethesda. let me tell you what's happening along here, callers tell me the stalled vehicle south of 09. that's why it's so complicated right now headed southbound trying to work your way into

clarksburg. you guys coming southbound trying to work your way out of 109, better yet jump over to 105 heading to 121. eastbound 66 lanes are open. no problems to report. and again leaving 50 headed eastbound towards 123, northbound -- no incidents to report. that's a check of fox 5 on time traffic. >> new york congressman denying stiffing a cabby out of $8. the driver says he wanted him to take him from union station to his hotel and keep the meter running why he dropped off his luggage. according to taxy cab commission if a reaches his destination wants the driver to wait or go to another location that will be considered a new trip. he refused to pay and took off. >> not paying me and taking another cab, it's unacceptable. i feel so bad.

who is going to follow the law if the congressman do not follow the law? >> he says he spoke with the taxy cab commission chairman who said the driver was wrong. he's work being the commission and cabby to ensure he gets the right payment. our business beat is coming up next. it was. >> as we go to break, couple of big dummies are going to be on display at the smith sewnian. some may argue they may already be there. for now, it's forreal. they're parts on display now. they've been on the ad since the 80s now. part of the permanent collection along with other safety items at the smith sewn ya. it's 6:20.

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foreclosure rate in the u.s. hitting a record number this year, it's on track to top 1 million. last year it was more than 900,000. nearly 528,000 homes were taken over by lenders. >> the news is still mixed for the diabetes drug avandia let's up to new york with our friend chris cotter. let's talk about the market was kind of flat yesterday. >> reporter: flat, but not so bad. we rallied in the last year to get the flag group here given the fact we didn't have much in the way of corporate earnings report that is what has driven us. what we've seen over the last couple of months that trend did continue. economic data not great. you had the feds coming out and saying offensively the possibility of double dip is still on the table, even though

as we all know the feds don't have many bullets left in their guns to be able to fix it. that kind of worried investigators a little bit. we got some okay data on retail sales not great. the mortgage data that we got through mortgage applications down to 14 year low last week. so the economic data wasn't great. to be able to finish up down flat on the s and p500. we've got a lot of corporate earnings, google, later on today and jp morgan chase coming up in a few minutes actually. >> one stock that was up yesterday glasgow, after fda panel says that the diabetes drug could stay on the market although fda doesn't have to follow those recommendations. >> right. you still have to think there's a marketing element here as well to it, in sales of -- are going to plum because people are so concerned even though this panel by a vote of two-

thirds of the panel actually said you know what i think we should keep it on the shelves, still there's one third that says, well, we need to be careful who we prescribe it to. that's going to scare some people away. if sales have gone into the tank any ways, we certainly expect that to continue. good news for gsk yesterday after hours they were up about 2%, but not great. >> okay. thank you, chris. we'll be watching to see what happens today and we'll talk with you tomorrow. have a good day. coming up next police friends and family hope somebody is going to come forward in murder of 19-year- old college student. there's new information in the case which could provide at least some answers. what the victims said in her final facebook message when we come back. time now is 6:26. es

we're going to be live in fredricksburg virginia, so come out and say hello. we'll be at market square starting at 6:00 tomorrow morning. we hope you make it down there. >> we're learning a lot about our folks in the community. what's going on today? today we're going to have heat across the area. temperatures back into the 90s a little less humid as we get drier air. let's start with the satellite radar composite. a couple of clouds out there reporting fair skies. for the most part things are clearing out, drying out as different aromas moves into the region. any precipitation moverring offshore. we do not expect any rain. 72 degrees in ocean city. in hagueers town it is 71. your forecast for today, good

amount of sunshine today. hot temperatures slightlyless humid for the day today. high about 94 degrees. >> let's check in with julie in the meantime. >> we've got to be in montgomery county where we had some problems we had a disabled vehicle south of 109 that's what was slowing down your roll as you continue to work your way down. expect delays there going through the cameras you're going to find the lanes are open headed down towards the outer loop of the beltway will slow as you're headed toward georgia avenue. and 50 to 123 at the beltway. that's a check at your fox 5 on time traffic. julie. thank you. crews in the gulf of mexico attempting a new containment

cap. >> already this morning there's been a hit. matt alkaline is live. >> there are a lot of people keeping their fingers corroded this morning. we've got some good news and bad news. let me take you through the good news. that cap at 275 has been placed over here. one of the choked lines that leads into that cap has basically started to leak, so it's leaking oil. that's a big problem. you might be able to look in the right section of the screen here. there's actually one of those mechanical submarines working on the leak as we speak. there you can see it there. let's take you to some video real quick. i want to show you what that cap looks like as it was being lowered down, 75-tons. the big concern here is once it gets into place and that leak is fixed they have to pressurize it and they have to be very careful with that process. a number of obama administrations have been in the area the last couple of

days including the surgeon general, and also attorney general eric holder who was there to assure residents to assure not only will bp pay but other organizations there. >> i've had a clear message for the people of louisiana, we've been through a lot we're going to win this war to get our lives back. we are bound and determined to hold anybody or any corporation that was responsible for it to hold it accountable and we will do so. >> reporter: back out live now, boy it doesn't look too good does it? there's still a lot of oil leaking from there. the idea is within 48 hours they hope to get this choke line fixed. they hope to get the cap sealed into place and what they're looking at is either to seal it completely and shut off the leak or be able torsiven some of that oil up to the ships above. >> we'll look for the update. thanks a lot. we're following the murder of college student of fairfax county who was home for the

summer. the 19-year-old was found dead in her car more than two weeks ago. ross slater has the development. >> reporter: shows vanessa's car entering the fairfax shopping center. we know about nine minutes later this status update popped up on call me fran dresser i'm a nanny. i do remember seeing that she had updated her status and it had a little logo sign so it was from her cell phone. >> the 19-year-old design student was home for the summer and looking for work. it was good news she had landed a job. >> know she was looking for work. i was one that suggested she become a summer nanny. i was happy for her. >> what they don't know who she was going to work for. >> the day that she died she was interviewing with a family that mutual friend of hours had

suggested that she had our friend had nannied for before. i helped her with craig's list because that's how i found my job. it was very general, i'm a college student home for the summer. she had gotten several e-mail responses to the ad but they don't believe it played any role in her death. fairfax county police will not comment on whether it's something they're investigating. what we do know she stopped off. her car leaving the shopping center at 3:24. ten minutes later half a mile away she was found dead behind the wheel of her car. >> it definitely is frustrating just because, you know, like we just want to find out who did it. >> reporter: investigators best hope may be if someone in the cars and trucks around noticed anything suspicious. >> if anyone remembers anything if they were in this area that day, any information would be

helpful. they might not think it's important but someone in law enforcement might. >> reporter: i'm ross slater fox 5 news. it's attracted the attention of america's most wanted which is asking viewers for help. sandra leevy habitue could get samples. they hope to compare the samples to letters they were written. they contain threats to witnesses of admissions about the murder. nobody writes exactly the same twice within a range of variation. what they will do if they particularly they say he is trying to distort or disguise his handwriting it becomes obvious. they will make him repeat that many many times. >> he dis-- she disappeared in 2001. the trial is set for early october. cleveland cavaliers star don tae wes, he was arrested last year for speeding on his

motorcycle on the beltway. police say he had three loaded guns on him at the time. he is charged with carrying a dangerous weapon, carrying a handgun, and transporting a handgun. each count carries a count of up to three years in prison. the homeowner weighs in as he spends thousands of dollars to save his dog. >> reporter: gary is seeing his doctor going et for the first time since the surgery that probably saved her life. >> i'm so sorry. >> reporter: she was shot twice in the backyard of chevy chase d. c. the person on the other end of the gun was metropolitan police officer. >> i was sick to my stomach. >> reporter: he was about 30 might be its from home that he got a call it was just a false alarm but police were already on their way. this is the way they would have walked through. soon after he received another

phone call that his dog needed help. the only thing i prayed let her be alive. his in front yard he said he was greeted by three officers. where is my dog. and immediately they surrounded me and they say look if you want some trouble we'll lock you up. he went around the back of the house. when i came in they had her pinned down with a pole right here. this was all covered in blood. give jet is a border dolly australian shepherd mix. >> we often describe it as being aggressive. teeth exposed ears were pulled back and the dog was running towards the officer. >> reporter: the incident is being investigated. >> it's important to remember when they're responding, they're assuming that the house is being burglar rised. so they're under a sense of hidenned alert. >> reporter: supervisors on the scene treated him with great

respect. escorted the dog to a veterinarian's office. she will spend the next few days recovering in the hospital. >> i love you. >> reporter: she has racked up about $10,000 worth of vet bills he hopes that the police department will compensate him for that. they conduct an internal investigation when an officer discharges his or her weapon. of course that is happening in this case. it will be at least a few more weeks before that's wrapped up. in the news room beth parker fox 5 news. coming up next we're going to tell you which workers in our area will see a race for first time in years. one hard -- what she plans to do with a $1 million winning lottery ticket. that's coming up at 6:39. 

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they paid sharon $5 million. they believe it may have fled back to his homeland yesterday out of concern. u.s. officials are denying the kidnapping. >> he'll have a variety of things to say and my advice will be to take -- he's not obligated to return the money but he may not be able to access from iran either. diabetes drug assandian is going to remain on the market. link of heart attacks and strokes. though it's not required the fda follows the advice of panelist. final decision is expected some time glasgow smith main that i know avandia is safe. state employees are going to get a pay raise.

according to washington post, governor bob mcdon fell announced it has a surplus of about $220 million. maryland is on track to receive a surplus of 153 million but we're not going to have the official numbers untim some time -- until sometime next time. >> what's going on today? is that what you're going to talk about. >> no, not much is going on today. quiet conditions around the area. it is going to be warm with our temperatures into the 90s, well into the 90s for today. let's take a look. ain't to start by talking about as we see another period where we're going to have above normal temperatures that has been the norm for some time now with the exception of the last couple of days. take a look, today, 94, you'll note our average high of 88 degrees for this time of year. we'll be well above that today and tomorrow in particular. hot tomorrow the humidity

starts to build back in. today is going to be a little than what we've had had. humidity is back tomorrow. the weekend warm, muggy, chance of thunderstorms. here is a look at current temperatures, 75 in d. c. 75 in athan police and stevensville. fredrickburg where will be broadcasting live tomorrow from. winchester at 72 degrees. things look pretty good. skies are being reported as fair at reagan national airport. we do have a few clouds out there here and there. precipitation is pushed off between two systems out to our west is cold front that will move eastward which is likely going to trigger some showers and thunderstorms that won't be until saturday. here is your forecast for today, as i said, a hot one.

more sunshine today than what we've been seeing, slightly less humid. 94 degrees for your high. tomorrow the warmest day of the week tomorrow with a high of about 95 degrees. still dry. hot, more humidity. hot and humid over the course of the weekend. highs in the low 90s chance of showers and thunderstorms on saturday. possibility, maybe, of some thunderstorms out to our west late friday night. so there you go. all right that's a look at the weather. time now for ask the weather guy. it's a cig meant where -- well tucker and -- it's a segment where tucker and i and intern sarah put together questions. today's question is from seven- year-old angel coo in alexandria, she wants to know why is lightning sometimes yellow, blue or orange?

>> great question. >> it is a good question. there are different -- tucker and i talked about this and said what we thought. and we were both pretty much close. tucker was really right on it, essentially for the most part usually what we see -- i think i should say usually when you see that quick flash, usually typically white. however the color of lightning can vary based on what the light is traveling through before it reaches your eye or what the lightning is traveling through as well rain drops, snow. remember we have some of those thunder snowstorms, all of that will affect the way lightning will appears to. correct, tucker? >> yes. >> what conditions make what color happen? >> that's great you would ask. thank you for asking. >> let's go to the graphics and we can talk about that. >> perfect set up. >> there we go, colors are based on what the light passes

through, people have reported that through very heavy rains the lightning looks kind of red. when humidity low it stays white, dust, rather orange, peal blue. >> sometimes green with snow but not as often but usually a pinkish color. different wave links of light are defracted by different particles that results in the different colors. this is similar to an answer we've given about what determines how the sunrise or sun set looks. it's all about the particles, the pollutants or what have you in the air. that is what all of that stuff refracting the light in different ways. >> petty. >> isn't that cool? >> great lesson. thank you very much and we thank you for submitting it. if you have a question that you want answered, go to our

website. >> i was wonder what that was. >> i thought it was youtube. >> you've got this, right? >> no, i do not. but apparently you do. >> let's head out to the road and see how traffic is looking early on, thursday, friday eve. >> thank you. thank you. friday eve. vacation eve. that's how it is here. >> she's headed down to see mama and celebrate her birthday. >> tell mama we said hi. >> on the roads we are checking out that commute along southbound 270. south of 109 before you reach it has finally cleared good for you there. with the good comes the bad that is the slow down coming before 109 heading down and then the pace improves only to slow again near falls road. so again for you guys comes out of fredricks may be better to hop over. outer loop of the -- georgia avenue where lanes are open. northbound i-95 we had delays

here headed out to 123. slow traffic going springfield. 50 to 123 and again it's at the beltway. that's a check at your fox 5 on time traffic. here is your chance to see the american idols live concert. that concert is on july 23rd. so here is what you have to do, you have to correctly answer the trivia question that we're showing you right now. you feel find the con -- go to our website and you'll find the contest on our website. we put the contest rules on our website too. you have to be at least 18 years old. five winners will be selected. well, just a scratch of a ticket, a maryland woman's life has been for ever change.

paul laevans won $1 million. she said in her ultimate payday was randomly chosen from 44,000. lottery officials asked her to come down to the office and then they surprised her to come down and they told her that she won. >> oh, god, i can't believe it. oh my god. thank you guys so much. >> it's the best day ever. one of the best days, my children are the best, but this is the second best thing. >> she said she sure needed the money. she's a single mom with two kids who are about to go to college and her youngest child is disabled. she's concernly putting herself through college so the money will definitely help. >> that is fantastic. yep, love to hear stories like that. >> we have a happy update to a story we saw last week, a community is coming together of maintain -- after that charity's van was stolen.

bob varner has the story now. >> reporter: at a ford dealership they're loading boxes of food into a suv. >> it was about 500 pounds worth of food that has been donated just this morning. >> reporter: donations to a an organization called c cap that has cared for the community need for 35 years. >> they provide food, clothing, and sometimes they even provide financial assistance. when a community organization like that is stolen from, it breaks your heart. >> reporter: a van use by c cap to pick up and deliver donated food and clothing was stolen two weeks ago. the charity suspecting it was an inside job giving police the name of a one time volunteer. >> once we started checking and doing our investigation, it was determined that the personnier rod sander horn from already rain ohio was actually the person who actually took the van. >> reporter: on the way to

ohio, in the meantime they donated the preowned expedition to c cap and woman gave her late husband's van. this food drive was engineered by the daughter of the car dealership's parts manager. >> she put this on facebook and twitter and some other social media. >> reporter: she is ashley to say who happens to be the raining ms. commonwealth. >> my platform is take a bite out of hunger. i'm very involved with i understand that gaiting food drives and helping other people out with food drives to help feed the hungry. >> they know how hard we work with it. we're fortunate that we have good people around here that jumps in and wants to help us. can't ask for better than that. >> reporter: c cap is asking police for a favor. >> when they do bring him back that he serves his time with

us. we'll show him what forgiveness is and what a loving community did to rally around us and we can move on from these mistakes, we all make them. when the heat of summer strikes, it's nice to dish out a bowl of ice cream and take it easy on the couch. >> well, it sounds good. what it does to your waste line it's not so nice. holly is live in georgetown to show you how to get moving and eat healthy this summer. "know the species, know the stain." lanolin-free coat, i know it's an alpaca. walks in here, looks says "hey look, it's a llama!" cleaning the stain like he would a llama stain. time he's wasting. ♪ call 1-800-steemer

>> reporter: good morning, everybody. i'm holly morris and we're coming to you live from georgetown. look how gorgeous it is here on the water front. what does that say to you? it says i want to get outside and be active. and that's why georgetown business improvement district has decided to bring this

neighborhood together and promote all things healthy. they want to tell you why this neighborhood is a great place to get fit. we'll have a preview of the special things they have going on this month, most of which are free, that will help you come out and get fit and have fun. we have a personal trainer out here this morning and working out and he'll give us some ideas that will not take a lot of time. and we talk about clothes you can wear when it's hot. and georgetown run company is talking about the best running shoes, several restaurants that will have healthy options through the month of july and we'll have someone to come and talk about looking at the menu and how you decide this over that. and of course we'll talk about again why they thought this was a great idea and how it will inspire us all to be a little more healthy during the dog days of summer. gurvir. >> thanks, holly.

and also looking ahead, we love it when celebrities stop by fox news and in the 8:00 hour you want to stay tuned because ted dan son is going to join us and share his passion for ocean conservation. he testified before the senate yesterday and he'll be here to tell us what he told lawmakers and tell us what is going on with him on-screen these days. that's it for the 6:00 hour. it's time to say good morning to allison and steve. >> i have my autograph pad out. coming up, what a victim did moments before her death, just ahead. and new problems below the surface as bp tests the cap that should help end the spill. and a scientist who showed up in washington this week after going missing for more than a year. he's now back